Diseases

How to cope with endocrine ophthalmopathy?

Endocrine ophthalmopathy often affects the soft tissues of the eye, causing unaesthetic deformity. This disease is a sign of disruption of the endocrine system and requires an integrated approach and treatment. The disease can be diagnosed in people of almost all ages, so it is useful to prevent it from an early age. Content 1Definition of disease 2Causes 3Symptoms 4Possible complications 5Treatment 5.1Medication 5.2Surgically 6Prevention 7Video 8conclusions Definition of dis...

  • 27-Jul-2018
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Hernia under the eyes: how to get rid without surgery?

Women always want to be attractive. Many even go to great sacrifices in order to look good. However, what kind of beauty, if suddenly found bags under the eyes? But it's not so bad.The problem of some of the fair sex are the disfiguring face of a hernia under the eyes. Can they be removed without surgery?The answer to this question will be found later in the article. Content 1Description of the disease 2Causes 3Methods of conservative treatment 3.1Fractional photothermolysis 3.2Inject...

  • 06-Aug-2018
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What to do if a child has jumped barley on his eye

Today, almost everyone knows what barley looks like on the eye. This pathological process has become widespread not only among adults, but also children. It is necessary to treat it, as without the provision of qualified medical care, barley can lead to serious complications. Pathology brings a lot of inconvenience to small patients, since there is such a symptomatology as reddening of the eyelid, itching, pain. Content 1Definition of disease 2Causes 3Symptoms 4Possible complications ...

  • 03-Aug-2018
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What is an epistatus?

Many have heard about the diagnosis of "epilepsy", but not everyone knows what an "epistatus" is. Epistatus (status epilepticus) is a complication of epileptic syndrome. It is a state where one epileptic fit has not yet ended, and the next one is already coming. Those. the patient does not come to himself, there is a group of seizures one by one, consciousness is not restored. The second variant of this ailment is if one seizure lasts 30 minutes or more. Epistatus can develop as a result of ...

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Hemorrhage in the vitreous: symptomatology and methods of treatment

Hemorrhage into the vitreous of the eye is a rare occurrence, capable of provoking a sudden loss of vision without any pain. Such a problem requires compulsory professional treatment, as it can cause complications. With the timely access to the doctor pathology can be eliminated without any serious consequences. Content 1Definition of disease 2Causes 3Symptoms 4Possible complications 5Treatment 5.1Medication 5.2Surgically 5.3People's means 6Prevention 7Video 8conclusions Def...

  • 11-Aug-2018
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Anticonvulsants for epilepsy: a review of the means

Anticonvulsants are medicines for controlling seizures, as with the main manifestation of epilepsy. The term "antiepileptic" drugs is considered more correct, because they are used to combat epileptic attacks, which are not always accompanied by the development of seizures. Anticonvulsant drugs, to date, are represented by a fairly large group of funds, but the search and development of new drugs continue. This is due to the variety of clinical manifestations of epilepsy. After all, there a...

  • 27-Jul-2018
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Myopia and hyperopia - the main problems of vision

Vision is one of the most important signaling systems in the body, often giving the person the most complete information about the world around him.Unfortunately, it is also susceptible to certain diseases, among which the most common are myopia and hyperopia.About,what it isshort-sightedness and farsightedness, in what cases they develop and how they are diagnosed, this material will be discussed. Content 1Physiological features of vision 2Myopia 3Hyperopia 4Methods for determining hy...

  • 07-Aug-2018
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Strabismus in newborns: causes, methods of treatment and prevention

In modern times, there is a myth that strabismus in newborns is a serious disease that can not be fully treated. However, this is not so. Today, neonatal strabismus is easily treated. To rid the child of this physical defect permanently, parents need to know why strabismus appears in newborns and what efforts must be taken. Content 1What it is? 2Causes 3Symptoms 4Diagnostics 5Treatment 5.1Method of occlusion 5.2Special glasses 5.3Surgical intervention 5.4Exercises to treat strabis...

  • 10-Aug-2018
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Conjunctivitis during pregnancy: treatment features and prevention

Eye disease - conjunctivitis - is often found in pregnant women. Against the backdrop of an interesting situation in the future mother decreases the activity of the immune system. But the "dormant" infections, including conjunctivitis, are activated.What causes also trigger an outbreak of this disease during a woman's pregnancy? Is conjunctivitis harmful to the fetus? Content 1What is conjunctivitis? 2Features of manifestation in pregnancy 3Methods of treatment 3.1Bacterial 3.2Viral ...

  • 28-Jul-2018
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Macular dystrophy of the retina: How dangerous is the disease and how to treat it?

If it seems to you that the notebook sheet is crooked in the cage, and the seams between the tiles in the bathroom suddenly become uneven and broken, then it's time to worry: something is wrong with your vision. It is possible that you have begun macular degeneration of the retina. What is this disease, is it treated? The peculiarities of this disease will be discussed in this article. Content 1What it is? 2Causes 3Types of macular degeneration 4Symptoms 5Diagnostics 6Treatment of ma...

  • 05-Aug-2018
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